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Independent floral design and floristry educational institutions that are not colleges or universities.

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• Boerma Instituut

  http://www.dutchfloraldesign.com/
  Based in Aalsmeer, Netherlands and offering beginner, intermediate, advanced and specialty training in contemporary Dutch design. Details courses and includes schedules and instructor's background information.

• California Flower Art Academy

  http://www.california-academy.com/
  Provides instruction in European, American and Ikebana styles, and shadow box art with locations in San Jose and Burlingame, California. Includes profile of director and course descriptions.

• Canadian Institute of Floral Design

  http://www.proflorists.net/
  Professional design program licensed by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities offering day and evening instruction. Includes course descriptions, schedules and registration form.

• David-Curtis School of Floral Design

  http://www.david-curtis-school.com/
  State of Ohio certified school offering a three week professional program in floral design and flower shop operations. Includes catalog, syllabus and discussion forum.

• Floral Art School of Australia

  http://www.floral-art-school.com.au/
  Offers day and evening classes in Elsternwick, Victoria as well as distance learning instruction. Includes information on professional and hobbyist opportunities and design tips.

• Floral Design Institute

  http://www.floraldesigninstitute.com/
  Offers courses for hobbyists and professionals from campuses in Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon and through distance learning. Includes course descriptions, schedules and staff credentials.

• Flower Design of Britain

  http://www.fdb-flower.com/
  Floristry and flower arranging school in England for both professionals and amateurs. Includes course descriptions, schedule, and enrollment form.

• Flower School New York

  http://www.flowerschoolny.com/
  Provides beginner courses and specialty classes with floral artists including Michael George and Chris Giftos. Includes video demonstration excerpt.

• Hong Kong Academy of Flower Arrangement

  http://www.hkafa.com.hk/
  Provide beginner and advanced classes and private instruction in design, planning and display for hobbyists and professionals. Includes course descriptions, schedules and online enrollment. [English and Chinese]

• Institut de Artflor

  http://www.idartflor.com/
  Hong Kong-based state licensed school offering beginner courses and advanced training in contemporary styles. Lists workshops by topic and includes an image gallery.

• International Florist Academy and School

  http://www.interfloristschool.com/
  Montreal-based design school offering training to amateurs and professionals. Includes director profile, course descriptions, schedule and price list.[English, French]

• Judith Blacklock Flower School

  http://www.judithblacklock.com/
  Offers certificated courses in the art of flower arranging. Describes courses and includes schedule, location map and images gallery.

• Kay's School of Floristry

  http://www.kaysschool.com/
  Provides courses in commercial flower arranging and floristry. Located in Dublin, Ireland.

• Mami Flower Design

  http://www.mamifds.co.jp/
  Tokyo-based school offering instruction in Hanakubari, contemporary and classic floral styles. Includes image galleries and inspiriational texts from master intructors Mami and Keita Kawasaki. [English and Japanese]

• Nobleman School of Floral Design

  http://www.noblemanschool.com/
  Singapore-based school offering instruction in classic and contemporary flower arranging for professionals. Features instructor profiles, image galleries, schedule and course descriptions.

• Out of the Bloom Flower School

  http://www.outofthebloom.com/
  London-based program offering daily, weekly and monthly workshops for hobbyists and professionals. Includes curriculum, instructor's profile and brochure.

• Palmer School of Floral Design

  http://palmerschooloffloraldesign.com/
  Colorado-based program offering beginner and advanced training for professionals. Describes courses and policies, includes instructor's profile, schedule, and online registration.

• Pearsons School of Floristry

  http://www.pearsonsschool.com.au/
  Sydney, Australia based floral design school offering instruction for hobbyists and professionals. Includes curriculum, schedule, news and image galleries.

• Phil Rulloda School of Floral Design

  http://www.philrulloda.com/
  California state licensed school offering basic, advanced, wedding, silk, and tropical flower training and shop management courses. Details classes and lists schedule and credentials.

• Rittners School of Floral Design

  http://www.floralschool.com/
  Floral art designs with color photos and instructions, free flower arranging lessons and industry information.

• UK School of Floristry

  http://www.ukschooloffloristry.com/
  Beginner and advanced training for hobbyists and professional florists taught by Ian Lloyd. Includes course outlines and online registration.

• Vermont Academy of Floral Design

  http://www.vafd.com/
  Offers basic and advanced instruction with specialty classes in European styles, permanents, weddings, holidays and church decor. Includes schedule and registration form.

• Zen Flowers

  http://www.zenflowers.com/
  Floral schools providing instruction in a style developed by Harumi Nishi that blends classic Western and Eastern design philosophies. Includes course descriptions, books. Locations in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. English, Japanese.

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